A Perfect World

A perfect world achieved by us and casted by skies shows how baseless perfection is gained by forsaking the imperfect nature of the world and how humans create division among its people. People become hollow as they continue to be perfect. The walls that were supposed to protect later feel like a burden of caged responsibility. Humans have nature, humans have feelings we have fears, obsession, compassion, and intelligence, and by very nature, we cannot be perfect. If we try to be perfect, we lose the humane part in us. We will be a threat to the upcoming generation as well. Many of us find this wall of perfection suffocating and try to break through it. In return, it leaves a crack in the system that will lead to the collective demise of this perfect world. We hide our skies because they look imperfect, we pretend to be driven by perfection when we cry for eternal. In this poetry novel, you'll go through every aspect of this perfect world. From its nature to its humans, we'll look upon everything we will try to interact with every element. How all humans feel and behave in our perfect world we'll dive.